2015-01-02, 18:56, Tom Livingston wrote:
[...]
body class=foo
div class=main
div class=constrained/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
div class=constrained/div
/div
/body
and these styles:
.foo
I have the following structure:
body class=foo
div class=main
div class=constrained/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
div class=constrained/div
/div
/body
and these styles:
.foo .main
On Fri Jan 02 2015 at 12:15:34 AM Chick Newman ch...@newmanveterinary.com
wrote:
I have a page (not yet online) that has two columns; the one on the left
is a navigation column...lots of links. The column to the right contains
changing content (dynamically changing). Sometimes the content in
On Fri Jan 02 2015 at 11:32:20 AM Tom Livingston tom...@gmail.com wrote:
I have the following structure:
body class=foo
div class=main
div class=constrained/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
div class=twodiv class=constrained/div/div
The second rule has no effect, since the selector in it matches no
elements. The reason is that :first-of-type only matches an element that
is a first child of its parent. Nothing else in a selector can change
this. When you additionally use a class selector like .two, it simply
imposes an
I forgot to add one background image to my div. I want to add an image
before the ::after pseudo-code, not sure if I have things in the right
order ?
#inner {position:relative;}
#inner::after
